Digital altruism
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This document discusses lessons learned from working to build an online space for knowledge sharing and networking. It notes that while the idea seemed easy in theory, in practice it was difficult and required patience. The first lesson is that digital altruism takes time, and the second is that people need more than just an idea - they need acknowledgement of their contributions. The document encourages finding a good team to work with and giving support to those who support your goals. It stresses the importance of realistic commitments and working hard to achieve dreams without losing focus.
Digital altruism
- 1. Digital Lessons learned “All images used here belong to Microsoft Office Online”
- 2. The Web as a concept, changes the way you see the world
- 3. people see other people without “boundaries” (geographical or mental)
- 4. On Internet, people help others without expecting anything in return twitter blogs chats
- 5. “us” and others around the world Here, friends that are examples
- 6. …so, like others, we had
- 7. Our dream was “to focus” some of those efforts
- 8. and build a space, where anyone could bring everything
- 9. But not just like these twitter blogs …instead using them to build the dream
- 10. The idea Knowledge Management Networking Opportunities “Academy” Lovers
- 11. People said
- 13. Well, in theory, it sounded easy, in practice, it wasn’t
- 14. There was a problem a problem (or some)
- 16. What are the resources…
- 17. However, we began to walk
- 18. Our was set A good one
- 19. We worked
- 20. We searched on the network Nice People
- 22. But, we waited…
- 24. and waited!
- 25. It wasn’t like we
- 26. It’s not easy to focalize people with long term dreams or w without some changes
- 27. Nobody said it would be easy
- 28. The first lesson was Digital altruism needs patience
- 29. The second lesson was people need something more
- 30. No, we’re not talking about money We didn’t change our mind
- 31. We are talking about Acknowledgement
- 32. A lot of things have happened during this time
- 33. Now we want to share what we have learned
- 34. If you have an idea…
- 35. …or if you want to participate in one
- 36. Assume realistic commitments Only what you can reach
- 37. Search for a good
- 38. A team that shares your Dreams
- 39. A team that truly assumes real and realistic commitments!
- 40. Search other ideas like yours
- 41. Share your ideas with others and listen to
- 42. Give acknowledgement to those that help you
- 43. Support to those that support you
- 44. … and maybe a little more of
- 45. Work hard without
- 46. Being in love with your dream
- 47. Keep your
- 50. but above all, never stop
- 51. Never!
- 53. Author Sorey Bibiana García Zapata http://blog.soreygarcia.me Dedicated to Avanet’s friends and collaborators